As reported in the Derby Telegraph, Amberol has launched its range of recycled plastic furniture and now has a dedicated site to showcase the range.Alfreton company has launched a range of recycled outdoor furniture designed to help reduce the amount of agricultural waste sent to landfill sites. Amberol's items include ...

 

BIB amenity.pdf Download this file Amberol offers advice for a good in Bloom Campaign.Download the article from Horticultural Weekly.

 

Percy Penguin was invited to a film premier.Find out more about Amberol's range of bins.

 

The city of Birmingham is a busy urban community which has a rising population of over one million, with one third of the populace belonging to an ethnic group other than white. As the nation’s second largest city, Birmingham Parks and Nurseries DSO has a substantial task on its hands ...

 

Talking rubbish bins are being installed in schools and nurseries across the UK to encourage children to dispose of their litter properly. The bins, which have been developed by British company Amberol (www.amberol.co.uk), can be programmed to respond with a message every time litter is put into them. Greetings can ...

 

The UK’s first singing rubbish bins, which are being installed on the streets of Liverpool this week (13th October), were made right here in Derbyshire. Alfreton based company Amberol supplied the bins, which feature the voice of Mike McCartney, formerly of The Scaffold, as part of a nationwide initiative to ...

 

Amberol has just won its second large export order to India. Whilst many companies are fighting cheap imports from Asian countries to the UK, Derbyshire company Amberol is exporting a range of its horticultural products to an importer based in ...

 

We thought you'd enjoy our video taken at the world-renowned Chelsea Flower show:

 

Birmingham City Council has been awarded silver at the Chelsea Flower Show this week. The garden, which was put together on behalf of the city’s Parks and Nurseries department by Mike Hinton and team was entitled ‘The Plight ...

 

The low rainfall and higher than average temperatures that most of the UK has experienced so far this spring has seen the popularity of self watering containers soar. Many gardeners, grounds people and councils looking for ways to conserve water whilst ...